The game is like a cross between a David Lynch movie, Doom, the strangest version of Guitar Hero ever, and one of those horrible full-motion-video games from the early 90s when video games first started coming on compact discs, and the best use of all that storage capacity was to make games more like movies.

Ah, but speaking of sex scenes, one of the best parts of this little web game is when you get to direct a porn video. Not exactly something you see every day. Ok...well...something you see every day (perv), but not in such an interactive way.
The game really comes down to clicking stuff and hoping you do it in the right order and don't randomly die. I couldn't figure out how to not die, actually. Maybe that's the point. I dunno. Have I mentioned it's really fucked up? But it's worth seeing for the creepy atmosphere, and it certainly served its purpose of getting me interested in a show that I had absolutely no desire to see after just reading a description of it ("a Canadian mini-series about the life and death struggle to enforce a U.N.-brokered ceasefire in the fictional, Sarajevo-like town of Jadac." Sorry, but you lost me at "Canadian.")
Click if you've got nothing better to do for an hour.
Here's a little taste, mostly for the ladies.

4 comments:
Based on that picture -- I am never going to play the game. Evah.
Phronk, how far did you get? I couldn't finish.
I never expected to see this much banana-hammock on this blog.
I couldn't finish either, Rob. There seem to places where there is no way to not die. Like after shooting the porn...even though you need the porn for the guy in the bar. So I dunno how to do it.
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